need a good lowered shock

[doubleD]

i lowered my 01 yukon 2" all the way around,,but when finished it was more like 3 - 4 drop,,i just put on shorter belltech nitro 2s,,but they dont seem to be heavy dutty enuff to hold the weight

[superdave07]

i would suggest maybe some air shocks? monroe makes some that will do it. Can be bought at Oreillys

[matt14]

I run DJM drop shocks and i have been running a 5" drop and now a 5.5" ( have drop shocks for the front as wello)drop in my 06yukon and they ride good for the price. When you did your drop, did you get shock extenders ( probably not with a 2" drop), but you can get some extenders and run the stocks shocks if you want

[thehoe92]

actually!!! I don't know why I didn't think of this when you messaged me..

I was running AirLift helper bags when I first did my drop but Justin with the stormtrooper yukon called me up and said he was resting on bump stops with all his beat so I pulled them out and let him rock them

he's been running them ever since with no problems.. you can just fill them up however much you want and call it good, will support all the weight no problem

http://www.suspensionconnection.com/cgi-bin/suscon/60769-tahoe-air-springs.html

exactly what you need!

those go inside the coils and then you run the line out to your bumper where a nozzle waits for you to fill it with air

I plan on getting them soon for my tahoe because I will be tuckin tire and I don't want to be bottoming out all the time

[noph33rracing]

im planning on getting some belltech street performance shocks, a lot of people on TYF seem to be liking them.

[thehoe92]

im planning on getting some belltech street performance shocks, a lot of people on TYF seem to be liking them.

I've got the Belltech Drop II shocks in the front which are right below the street performance and they ride GREAT

but that is not what is going to keep his back end from dragging, he needs the bags